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Where do I plug in my auxiliary cord to play music?

To connect your auxiliary cord to play music, here's what you'll need:

1. Device with Sound Input:

- A device that has an auxiliary input port or jack, such as a car stereo, portable speaker, or home stereo system.

2. Auxiliary (AUX) Cord:

- You will need an auxiliary cord with a 3.5mm jack on each end.

3. Media Player:

- A media player such as a smartphone, MP3 player, or laptop from which you want to play music.

4. Steps to Connect**:

a. Identify the AUX Port:

- Locate the auxiliary input port on your chosen sound output device. It's usually labeled "AUX" or "AUX IN."

b. Connect Media Player:

- Connect one end of the auxiliary cord to the headphone jack or audio output port on your media player.

c. Connect Sound Output Device:

- Connect the other end of the auxiliary cord to the AUX port of the sound output device you wish to play music through.

d. Select AUX Input:

- Switch the input source on the sound output device to "AUX" or the appropriate input you connected the AUX cord to.

e. Play Music:

- Press play on your media player, and your music will now play through the external device.

Remember, the specific steps may vary slightly depending on the devices you're using. If you can't find an auxiliary port, check your device's user manual for alternative audio input options.

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